A Strange Functional System, by Bizarre Unit

A Strange Functional System

by Bizarre Unit

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1.	Dancing(1981) 03:58	buy track
2.	Away From The Screaming Car(1981) 03:57	buy track
3.	Lovers in Paris(1981) 04:04	buy track
4.	Frozen Wastelands of Alaska(1981) 03:19	buy track
5.	Video Age(1980) 02:39	buy track
6.	We Are the Children(1980) 04:22	buy track
7.	Echomortum(1979) 02:53	buy track
8.	The Image is You(1980) 03:14	buy track
9.	Factory Inmates(1980) 04:12	buy track
10.	Rhythm X(1980) 04:29	buy track
11.	Hot Like a Lizard(1981) 03:59	buy track
12.	Not Saying Anymore(1982) 03:22	buy track
13.	Julian-Ann(1982) 03:48	buy track
14.	Ladytron(1982) 04:48	buy track
15.	Reinstate Domination(1982) 03:39	buy track
16.	TV Baby(1979) 03:47	buy track
17.	Pioneer(1979) 01:54	buy track
18.	Voices of Change(1979) 03:20	buy track
19.	La Travelor(1979) 02:46	buy track
20.	Dancing(Demo 1980) 04:24	buy track
21.	I Can Wave My Hands and Say Hello(1982) 03:16	buy track
22.	Ladytron(1982 Bass Mix) 04:53	buy track

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A complete collection of surviving tracks by synth trio Bizarre Unit. A Strange Functional System was originally released through VOD a German record label in 2012 as a vinyl triple album. This is the first time the album has been released as a Digital Album and you can download it in its original form now. The tracks are made up of Demos, Studio tracks and rehearsal recordings between 1979 - 1982. A complete collection of surviving tracks to date.
Bizarre Unit were based in Birmingham, England between 1979 - 1982; playing live gigs in the Birmingham area between 1980-82.

Bizarre Unit Band Members: Paul Nova, Mark Fane, Christine Francis.

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released April 1, 2023

All Songs written by Bizarre Unit, except Ladytron (B. Ferry) - Produced and remastered by Paul Nova for Exhibit Music 2012, 2023
catalog number EXL015

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